Re: [Qt-creator] mac osx snow leopard custom debug hotkeys

2010-11-09 Thread eike.ziller

On Nov 9, 2010, at 7:38 AM, ext Paulo Silva wrote:

 Hi,
 I was trying to change the hotkey for start Debug command.
 By default on mac we get command+Y. If I change this to for example F5, it 
 works the first time I launch it, but when I try to launch it again the 
 hotkey changes automatically to the default value.
 This only seems to happen with this particular command, as I was able to 
 remap the steps * to the linux default mapping. And these seem to stay.
 I'm using the daily build from 20/10/2010.

Can you please create a bugreport on bugreports.qt.nokia.com for this?

Thanks, Eike


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Re: [Qt-creator] Extend Qt-creator to recognize source file extension .xc

2010-11-09 Thread Leandro T. C. Melo
On 11/9/2010 8:57 AM, ext André Hartmann wrote:
 Hi,

 first of all, I like to thank all for this great piece of software.

 I'm currently using Qt-creator 2.1 Beta on Windows and it works like a
 charm.

 We use Qt-creator for Qt development (of course) but also for
 microcontroller projects.

 We have a C compiler for a special coprocessor (Freescale XGate), which
 usese the extension .xc for it's source files. The source itself is pure C.

 I see that there is already a list of different extensions that are
 recognized as C/C++ source files, is there a easy way to extend this
 list to the .xc extension?

Hi André.

As you have probably seen, the extensions Creator recognizes as C or C++ 
code are specified in the file 
src/plugins/cppeditor/CppEditor.mimetypes.xml. However, this file is 
embedded as a resource. So you would have to recompile.

Concerning about whether or not this extension should be included by 
default in Creator I was wondering... Is this really because of the 
compiler or just some project convention? Just by curiosity I took a 
look at this Freescale XGate compiler manual I found on the Internet 
(http://cache.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/doc/ref_manual/CW_Compiler_XGATE_RM.pdf
 
- naturally, not sure if it's exactly your case) and it actually 
suggests that source files should have .c as an extension.

Regards,
Leandro.

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Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks

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Re: [Qt-creator] Extend Qt-creator to recognize source file extension .xc

2010-11-09 Thread André Hartmann
Hi Leandro,

thanks for your answer and pointing me to the XML file. I just tested 
this with a 2.0.1 creator and it seems to work. I will try to compile 
the current Beta next time, but I had some trouble with it last (maybe 
Qt / QtCreator version problems).

To be honest, me and my colleague both don't really know where the 
extension .xc comes from, maybe one of the first examples we got used 
this convention and we never changed it :)

But for us the file extension is an easy way to map the files to the 
appropriate compiler (S12X CPU or XGate coprocessor) in our Makefile.

The funny thing is, that Freescale itself uses the extension .cxgate in 
examples for their Codewarrior compiler (we use http://cosmic-software.com)

If the XML file wouldn't be embedded, one could easily adopt it without 
recompiling. Is it worth to add this on the wishlist in your bug tracker?

Anyway, thanks for your time,

Bye Andre
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Re: [Qt-creator] Extend Qt-creator to recognize source file extension .xc

2010-11-09 Thread Coda Highland
 If the XML file wouldn't be embedded, one could easily adopt it without
 recompiling. Is it worth to add this on the wishlist in your bug tracker?

Better, I think, would be to have a second XML file (in /usr/share or
something) in the same format that would get parsed after the one in
the resources, to allow a comfortable set of defaults while allowing
user customizability.

/s/ Adam
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Re: [Qt-creator] Extend Qt-creator to recognize source file extension .xc

2010-11-09 Thread Leandro T. C. Melo
On 11/9/2010 3:38 PM, ext Cristian Tibirna wrote:
 On Tuesday 09 November 2010 09:24:12 Coda Highland wrote:
 If the XML file wouldn't be embedded, one could easily adopt it without
 recompiling. Is it worth to add this on the wishlist in your bug tracker?
 Better, I think, would be to have a second XML file (in /usr/share or
 something) in the same format that would get parsed after the one in
 the resources, to allow a comfortable set of defaults while allowing
 user customizability.

 What I intend to do (perhaps come winter vacations) is a customization GUI tab
 in the C++ item of the Options dialog (with saving in the QtCreator user's
 settings).

 (Yes, I also have to compose with a legacy project that decided to use .icc as
 an extension for files containing inline and template definitions)


Yes, I guess we can make things a bit more flexible there.  And to make 
such customizations actually dynamic some improvements in Creator's MIME 
database would also be required.

Regards,
Leandro.

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Software Engineer
Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks

Nokia gate5 GmbH
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Registergericht: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, Berlin: HRB 106443B
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